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New IRS Leniency Program

In appropriate cases the IRS will be TEMPORARILY showing leniency in the collection of past due taxes In an unprecedented move that recognizes our difficult economy, in appropriate cases the IRS will be TEMPORARILY showing leniency in the collection of past due taxes. Our down economy is making it more difficult for taxpayers to pay their taxes and the IRS is finally taking steps to help those with outstanding tax obligations. Some of the programs in which leniency will be shown are outlined below. Those with unpaid taxes should note that we can only expect leniency for those who are actively engaged in sorting out their debts. We shouldn't expect to see much leniency for those that ignore IRS contact.

Announced programs:
Postponement of Collection Actions
Added Flexibility for Missed Payments
Additional Review for Offers in Compromise on Home Values
Prevention of Offer in Compromise Defaults
Expedited Levy Release

However, time may be running out. This leniency likely will not last. Call us today and find out if our tax consultants can resolve your tax problem using the new IRS Leniency Program. The consultation is FREE.

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